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Colorful crystals could warn of cold chain mishaps
While many goods simply have to be kept frozen until use, some – such as certain vaccines – will break down even if they get warmed but remain frozen. An inexpensive new technology could alert people to the fact that this has happened.
Technology
Smart keyboard has integrated screen and crowd-based mod-ability
A Canadian company thinks the humble keyboard can do a lot more than we've seen from it over the past six decades or so. Its Nomad keyboard has a widget-based screen and a crazy amount of customization, thanks to a community-based approach.
Aircraft
Bombardier moves to second prototype of its blended-wing Ecojet
Bombardier says it's stepping up prototype testing on its blended-wing Ecojet project, aiming to use its lift-generating fuselage, low-drag wingspan and propulsion advances to heavily reduce fuel burn and cut emissions in half.
Mental Health
Genetic study reveals why Scottish woman feels no pain, heals faster
Scottish woman Jo Cameron is a medical marvel who feels little pain, fear or anxiety, and had faster wound healing, thanks to a specific gene mutation. Now, scientists have studied why in more detail, in the hopes of unlocking future drug targets.
Automotive
Aston Martin's DB12 smells like success
George Bernard Shaw once characterized fashion as "an induced epidemic," and the launch of Aston Martin’s new DB12 at a showbiz party on the Côte d'Azur this week was a masterclass in conjuring a mass outbreak of desire for the new "super tourer."
Astronomy
6,000-mile plume spurts from icy moon into water "donut" around Saturn
Saturn’s moon Enceladus is famous for its plumes that spray water into space. Now the James Webb Space Telescope has watched the biggest known plume so far, spanning thousands of miles, and studied how they feed a huge water “donut” around Saturn.
Energy
Bizarre 460-foot "battery tanker" set to ship electrons by 2026
Japanese company PowerX is moving ahead with its strange plan to build a "mobile power station" in the form of a 140-meter (460-ft) electric "battery tanker," which will carry 241 megawatt-hours of renewable energy across the sea over short distances.
Environment
Bad drug, good weedkiller: "Failed" antibiotic repurposed as herbicide
Herbicide resistance represents a huge problem for the agricultural sector. Exploiting molecular similarities between bacteria and plants, researchers have repurposed a "failed" antibiotic as an effective weedkiller that's safe for humans.
Architecture
Bugatti's amazing tower will allow owners to drive up to their penthouses
Bugatti is the latest luxury automotive brand to dive head-first into architectural design, revealing plans for an amazing new tower in Dubai that will include car elevators, allowing penthouse owners to drive right up to their suites.
Space Systems
Virgin Orbit crashes out of the space race as assets are sold off
Space launch company Virgin Orbit has been grounded for good after a US bankruptcy court broke it up and sold off its assets to bidders. The demise of the ambitious venture comes after a failed attempt to conduct its first mission in January.
Astronomy
ESA to test a reusable origami heat guard for spacecraft
ESA is preparing to test a very cool new fold-out heat shield for protecting spacecraft on re-entry. The Pridwen won't burn away like ablative heat shields, and it'll also slow falling satellites down enough to be caught in a hover net.
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BLUETTI introduces new expandable mobile power AC60 & B80 to Australia
BLUETTI, the leader in the clean energy storage industry, will launch its new AC60 & B80, the smallest expandable power station with a six-year warranty, on its official Australian website on June 8.
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